As students return to school, teachers play a crucial role in ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all children, including those with allergies. With the rising prevalence of allergies among children, teachers need to be equipped with strategies to minimize allergens in the classroom and handle potential allergic reactions.
In a groundbreaking move, the FDA has approved Neffy, the first needle-free epinephrine nasal spray designed specifically for the emergency treatment of anaphylaxis. This innovative product from ARS Pharmaceuticals aims to make life-saving epinephrine more accessible and easier to use for both adults and children experiencing severe allergic reactions. By
Introduction Even the most cautious can face the unexpected dangers of food allergies. Despite our best efforts, accidental exposure lurks everywhere. From dining out to navigating social gatherings, the threat of accidental exposure looms large for those with allergies, reminding us that caution alone may not always be enough to
Grass pollen allergy season typically begins in June but may begin earlier in some states. Grass pollen levels will last into late Summer in New York City.
It’s important to start preparing for the worst of allergy season early. Preparing now can help ease your symptoms throughout the season.
Five Guys is known for its customizable burgers and fries, so it’s essential to know what ingredients are safe and which are not. In this Five Guys Allergy Guide, we break down what is safe and not safe to eat at the restaurant.
Did you know that about 30% of Americans have at least one tattoo? This means that allergies to tattoo ink are also becoming more prevalent. The most common type of allergy occurs to a specific ink color. Red is the most common color to cause a reaction; however, it is
Sesame is a small but mighty seed that has been enjoyed for centuries in cuisines around the world. However, in recent years, it has become a major allergen for many people. In fact, as of January 1st, 2023, sesame is officially the ninth major allergen under the FASTER Act. Sesame
Did you know that you could have an adverse reaction to alcohol? True alcohol allergies resulting in anaphylaxis are quite rare, but if you do have one, even small amounts of alcohol may trigger a reaction. This may result in hives, swelling, throat closing, GI or respiratory symptoms, or dizziness.
*This article was originally published on Healthline. Researchers say sexual activity may be an asthma trigger for some people. They say that’s because sex, like any exercise, can affect airways and breathing patterns. Experts say people with asthma can take precautions during sexual activity, including having an EpiPen nearby. New
Allergy season is winding down, but that doesn’t mean we’ll be saying goodbye to allergies for the rest of the year. Fall brings new allergens like ragweed pollen along with dust mite and food allergies which are year-round. Fall allergy triggers are different but can cause just as many symptoms
There is much that is still unknown about COVID-19 and its symptoms. While many people experience the typical symptoms of cough, fatigue, and loss of taste or smell, there are other symptoms that appear in some COVID patients. Physicians are beginning to see urticaria, also known as hives, and other
